Eight Percent of The World’s Current Oil Production Is Used to Produce Plastics, And
These
Plastics, After Use, Take Up At Least 25 Percent of An Average Landfill Site.
Reducing and
Redirecting Materials from Landfills Is A Major Goal Of Environmental Reform. Our
Products
Are Made from Renewable Resources with Minimal Long-term Environmental Impact So As
To
Preserve Our Natural Resources For Future Generations.
Compost Enriches Soils--
Compost Has the Ability To Help Regenerate Poor Soils. The Composting Process
Encourages
the Production of Beneficial Micro-organisms (mainly Bacteria and Fungi) Which In
Turn Break
Down Organic Matter To Create Humus. Humus--a Rich Nutrient-filled
Material--increases The
Nutrient Content in Soils and Helps Soils Retain Moisture. Compost Has Also Been
Shown To
Suppress Plant Diseases And Pests, Reduce Or Eliminate The Need For Chemical
Fertilizers, And
Promote Higher Yields Of Agricultural Crops.
Compost Helps Cleanup (remediate) Contaminated Soil--
the composting process has been shown to absorb odors and treat semi volatile and
volatile
organic compounds (vocs), including heating fuels, polyromantic hydrocarbons (pahs),
and
explosives. It has also been shown to bind heavy metals and prevent them from
migrating to
water resources or being absorbed by plants. The compost process degrades and, in
some
cases, completely eliminates wood preservatives, pesticides, and both chlorinated
and no
chlorinated hydrocarbons in contaminated soils.
Compost Helps Prevent Pollution--
Composting Organic Materials That Have Been Diverted From Landfills Ultimately
Avoids The
Production Of Methane And Leachate Formulation In The Landfills. Compost Has The
Ability To
Prevent Pollutants In Storm water Runoff From Reaching Surface Water Resources.
Compost
Has Also Been Shown To Prevent Erosion And Silting On Embankments Parallel To
Creeks,
Lakes, And Rivers, And Prevents Erosion And Turf Loss On Roadsides, Hillsides,
Playing Fields,
And Golf Courses.
For A Commercial Or Corporate User Of Compostable Materials, Your “tipping Cost” To
Have
These Products Taken To A Compost Facility Are Less Than The Cost To Have Your Trash
Taken
To A Landfill. In Addition, Many Companies Are Able To Purchase Back Humus Soil From
The
Composter At A Reduced Cost. The Savings Are Greater If A Commercial Or Corporate
User Has
The Willingness And Ability To Compost Their Own Waste And Eliminate The Tipping
Costs And
Generate Their Own Compost For Landscaping Soil Enrichment. Individual Consumers
Save
Money By Buying In Bulk At Costs Lower Than Grocery Store Or Discount Store Pricing,
Without
Having To Travel To The Store. In Addition, Composting At Home Can Reduce Your Trash
Hauling Costs And Generate Your Own Rich Soil Humus For Gardening And Landscaping.
Start
Your Own Garden…$30 Worth Of Vegetable Seedling Plants Can Generate Over $100 Worth
Of
Food. Starting From Seed Can Save Even More. According To Burpee, The World’s
Largest Seed
Producer, $20 Worth Of Seeds Can Generate $650 Worth Of Vegetables.
Biolice Is The Only Non-food Brand Of Limagrain. The Biolice Products Are Bioplastic
Compounds Made from Flour Of Cereals, Mainly Maize. Ten Years Of Patient Work Have
Been
Dedicated To Developing, Naturally, The Cereal Varieties Used To Make Biolice. All
Our Cereals
Are Grown In The Black Soil Of The Auvergne By Our Farmer Members. They Are
Certified NonGM. The
Extrusion Process By Dry Is Unique On The Market. It Helps To Minimize The
Environmental Impacts During Manufacture. All Products In The Range Are 100%
Biodegradable
And 100% Compostable. They Comply With EN 13432 And Receive Labels OK Compost And
Din
Certco.